New Limited-Edition Collection | Victoria Yakusha
The first works created by Ukrainian artist and designer Victoria Yakusha since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, these pieces reflect a powerful message of peace, hope and connection with her homeland. The centerpiece is a hand-woven, two-meter tapestry, Zemlia (Ukrainian for earth). Its layered texture embodies the black-colored Ukrainian soil, while the long, umbilical-like threads represent the primal connection every Ukrainian has with their earth. The technique used to create the artwork is a piece of history: An ancient Ukrainian craft, lizhnykarstvo, now on the brink of extinction, is passed down from mother to daughter in the Carpathians, a mountainous region in Western Ukraine. Every stitch contains the DNA of generations, a witness to the mystery of the land, its history, and spirit. The Zemlia tapestry is presented alongside Volyky, a series of animistic benches, whose name is derivative of the Ukrainian word for “freedom.” Together with primitive stools, Duzhyi (“sturdy” in Ukrainian), the design pieces construct a mystical prairie, the source of natural magic of the land. Each piece is hand-sculpted in the author’s signature sustainable material.
Giac Chairs | De La Vega Designs
The Giac collection is defined by its sinuous cast frame & elegant form. The frame is cast in aluminum to make a graceful seating option suitable for a dining scenario.
Palmetto Wallpapers and Textiles | McLaurin & Piercy
A large palmetto leaf collected from a day at the coast conveys courage and inspires this bold, hand-drawn pattern.
Skynet | Marcel Wanders Studio for Flos
Diffuse lighting hanging appliance. The dome is a combination of luminous and dark elements arranged into a network and formed of core structures covered with a thin interwoven colourful tubular mesh made from recycled and recyclable fabric produced from polyester.
Cursive Sofa | Ottra
The Cursive Collection is Ottra’s next evolution of sculptural furniture. The smooth, curvaceous surfaces are at once playful and elegant. Extra long and sculptural, and also very comfortable, this sofa was the recipient of a 2022 NYCxDesign Award.
Trianon Entertainment Credenza | Bernhardt
The Trianon entertainment credenza from Bernhardt will be the focal point of the room with its striking Engineered Contrast Ebony finish. The case offers four soft-close, push-to-open doors and is supported by four splayed legs and stretchers in a L’Ombre finish.
Ceramic Tiles | Jen Dallas
Custom Maple Jude & Co. ceramic tiles are dust-pressed bisque, glazed with silkscreens and fired in a roller hearth kiln in the historical city of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.
Zero Design Radiator | Francesco Lucchese for Antrax IT
Blending functionality and the thrill of using and owning an item with beauty are the basic ingredients of Francesco Lucchese’s way of designing. From this philosophy and his creativity comes the unusual radiator Zero-Otto, a new concept in designer heating.
Continuum Collection: Sconce Model 04 | Avram Rusu Studio
The Continuum Collection was inspired by New York’s vibrant street art. The structure utilizes custom bent tubes that can be connected and arranged in a variety of ways to produce a multitude of styles and sizes.
Corvino accessories | Bella Notte Linens
Pictured: Lynette and Harlow Pillows, Ines and Taline Blankets in Bella Notte’s Corvino colorway.
Radar Chairs | Atelier de Recherche Plastique: Joseph André Motte; Pierre Guariche; Michel Mortier
Rare and distinct rotating armchairs. France, c.1954. Airborne edition. Material: Cotton, Metal.
Byron tile | New Ravenna
Byron, a waterjet mosaic shown in Nero Marquina and brushed Brass, is part of the Bright Young Things® collection by New Ravenna.
Header photo by Nicole Franzen.
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